#记录我的2024#
In the 19th round of Serie A, Roma drew 1-1 with Atalanta at home. In this game, Roma coach Jose Mourinho received a red card and was sent off. Statistics show that Mourinho has been red five times in the past two seasons, more than any other Serie A player.
Since I started writing articles, I've slowly learned how to be calm in the news that upsets me. For example, the news about Jose Mourinho's loss or red card has been able to be understood and analysed in a more objective mindset. I know that losing is necessarily related to the strength of the team. And there must be a reason behind the red card, whether it is a misjudgment, being targeted or other factors.
Take this round of Serie A Inter 2-1 Verona match, before Frattesi scored the killer goal, Bastori had a clear elbow on the Verona player, but referee Fabri and VAR referee Nazca both ignored the malicious foul. After the game, the Serie A club relations coordinator and the officials of the technical agency explained the misjudgment to the Verona hierarchy, while Inter CEO Marotta was also present. But what about the end result? It's still 2-1, no change. Here are some of the fan comments I stumbled upon after the game:
This is the essence of human nature: to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. And there is only one fundamental reason why Mourinho has been red five times in Rome, and that is that the team is too weak. If the 18-year-old centre-back is not loaned from Juventus, Roma may not have a centre-back available for the next game. Therefore, weakness is the original sin of Rome.
Sometimes I think that if Roma were not managed by Jose Mourinho, but some other coach, then Roma are currently eighth in Serie A and maybe everyone will be satisfied. After all, Roma have limited quality (there must be trolls who say Roma players are worth a lot, but in all fairness, are Roma players sold for what they are worth?), and there is only a four-point gap between Roma's points and fourth place in Serie A.
In contrast, the Premier League's local giants such as Manchester United, Newcastle and Chelsea are ranked 8th, 9th and 10th respectively. Among them, the gap between Manchester United and fourth-place Arsenal reached nine points. Just imagine, if Mourinho was the manager of these three teams, perhaps he would have been sprayed to death by trolls like Manchester United's celebrities. But luckily, we can still enjoy Ten Hag's unbeatable interview after the game.
So, if I were the head coach of Roma, I would sit in the dugout contentedly, after all, with less than 2 million transfer fees, the gap between the team and the fourth place is only 4 points. In contrast, Ten Hag and Pochettino have spent a hundred times more money than us, but they are not as good as us. That's enough to lie flat.
However, I'm not the manager of Roma, Jose Mourinho is, and I think the red card was given to send a clear message to his players: he never gives up easily, and he will give his all to win. At the same time, he also wants all the players to understand that no matter what kind of difficulties they face, he, as a manager, will bravely stand at the forefront and take all the pressure and responsibility.
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